This city just declared itself a safe haven for LGBTQ+ people
The ordinance protects gender-affirming care rights and says that being LGBTQ+ isn't a disorder or a disease.
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The ordinance protects gender-affirming care rights and says that being LGBTQ+ isn't a disorder or a disease.
City of Refuge will take over the building on the corner of Garth and Walnut Street, which is in the same lot as its existing headquarters.
Previously, it was required to live in Boone County by the end of field training.
Battle High School's Geometry in Construction class gives students the opportunity to learn math while constructing a tiny home.
Alissa Skorik, a Ukrainian living in Columbia, said she begins each morning by messaging her friends in Ukraine to see if they are alive.